A Charlottesville-area real estate firm has staked an $8 million claim in Church Hill. B.R.J. Enterprises, a Keswick-based company headed by Susan and Dennis Ould, landed in the Richmond market last month after buying Church Hill’s Lava Lofts apartments from local estate company Fulton Hill Properties.
www.richmondbizsense.com/2014/03/07/new-owners-for-former-church-hill-school/
Here in Richmond, as well as across the country, we’re noticing more and more developers reclaiming buildings that once sat idle, restoring them to former glory, and discovering new and interesting ways to use them beyond their intended purpose.
blog.ledbury.com/?p=8641 and www.ledbury.com/lookbook/September2013
Four days after celebrating the Fourth of July this summer, members of Greater Fulton’s Future steering committee gathered at a century-old, former elementary school turned state-of-the art real estate development company.
Developer Margaret Freund has a plan to bring retail back to Fulton. But is it too late?
www.styleweekly.com/richmond/restocking-fulton/Content?oid=1593815
Margaret Freund was fated to find her home in the 1916 Robert S. Fulton School building. The local real-estate developer first encountered the property as a musician in the early '90s when her band, Theories of the Old School, leased a music studio in the basement.
